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Ecology
Subject: Biology
Grade: Years 14-16
Resource types: Playlist

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2010-05-25

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Resources structure Years 14-16 Biology XX. Living organisms and their environment 87. The individual and the population 88. Competition. Predation 89. Symbiosis 90. Life on land 91. Life in water 92. Adaptations of organisms to the environment 93. Different modes of feeding in mammals 94. Humans and environment 95. Environmental pollution 96. The greenhouse effect and the ozone hole 97. Conservation of natural resources III. Circulation 19. Blood 20. Blood vessels 21. Blood groups and the Rhesus factor 22. The circulatory system 23. Effects of physical effort on the functioning of the circulatory system 24. Risk factors for heart attack VII. Hormones 37. Hormones and endocrine glands 38. Hormonal regulation of metabolic processes 39. Sex hormones I. The cell – the basic unit of living organisms 1. Structure of plant and animal cells 2. Microscopes and the size of cells 3. Chemical composition of cells 4. The nucleus as a store of genetic material 5. Cell division 6. Cell specialization 7. Transport across membranes 8. Metabolic transformations in a cell 9. Plant tissues 10. Animal tissues XII. Plant nutrition 55. Photosynthesis 56. Mineral nutrition in plants 57. Crop production 58. Carnivorous plants VIII. Human locomotion system 40. The skeletal system 41. Skeletal muscles XVII. Evolution 75. The origin of life on Earth 76. Charles Darwin and the theory of evolution 77. Laws of evolution and speciation 78. The history of life on Earth 79. Human evolution IV. Nutrition 25. Nutrients 26. The human alimentary canal 27. Digestion 28. Absorption XIII. Plant reproduction 59. Plant reproduction 60. Seed germination and plant growth IX. Homeostasis 42. Homeostasis 43. Regulation of the amount and composition of systemic fluids by the kidneys 44. Thermoregulation XIV. Transport in plants and plant movements 61. Water transport in plants 62. Transport and accumulation of organic substances in plants 63. Responsiveness and plant movements X. Human reproduction 45. The reproductive system 46. Development of the human embryo XXI. The flow of energy and matter, information exchange 98. Ecosystem 99. Food chains 100. Information in nature 101. Biogeochemical cycles XVIII. How we combat microorganisms and how we use them 80. Bacterial growth 81. Protecting food from spoilage 82. Biotechnology past and present 83. Industrial uses of bacteria 84. Genetic engineering and its applications in biotechnology V. Respiration 29. The respiratory system 30. Cell respiration and energy production II. The diversity of living organisms 18. Viruses 11. Classification of organisms 12. Prokaryotes, protists and fungi 13. Plants 14. Invertebrates 15. Reproduction in invertebrates 16. Vertebrates 17. Reproduction in vertebrates XV. Variation in organisms 64. Variation of organisms 65. Reproduction and variation 66. Mutations as a source of variation in organisms XI. Health and diseases 52. Antiseptics and antibiotics 53. Parasitic diseases 54. Effects of drugs, cigarettes and alcohol on the organism 47. The human immune system 48. Vaccinations 49. Bacterial diseases 50. Viral diseases 51. Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) VI. Nervous system 35. Sensory organs 36. The eye and the ear 31. The nervous system as a receptor of environmental stimuli 32. Nervous system 33. The peripheral nervous system 34. Reflex responses of the nervous system XIX. Genetic engineering 86. Genetic modification of organisms 84. Genetic engineering and its applications in biotechnology 85. Other applications of genetic engineering XVI. Heredity 68. Heredity 69. The chromosomal theory of inheritance 70. Genetic diseases 71. Inheritance of blood groups in humans 72. Nucleic acids 73. The gene as a structural and functional unit of DNA 74. Mutations as changes in DNA 67. Heredity according to Mendel

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	Type	Name
1.		[Whiteboard presentation] Ecosystem
2.		[Student activity] Abiotic and biotic components of an ecosystem
3.		[Animation] Producers and consumers
4.		[Animation] Producers and decomposers
5.		[Animation] Consumers and decomposers
6.		[Animation] Decomposers
7.		[Digital lesson] Food chains
8.		[Student activity] Food chain
9.		[Student activity] Energy in a food chain
10.		[Student activity] Food webs
11.		[Student activity] Ecological pyramids
12.		[Student activity] Carbon cycle
13.		[Whiteboard exercise] The processes involved in the carbon cycle

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